Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan

“Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan”

I stayed at the Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan and was immediately struck by the hotel’s impressive scale and design. This is a high‑level resort‑style Hilton, with expansive public spaces, elegant décor, and a calm, polished atmosphere that feels a world away from the city. It’s the kind of property w… Plus

I stayed at the Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan and was immediately struck by the hotel’s impressive scale and design. This is a high‑level resort‑style Hilton, with expansive public spaces, elegant décor, and a calm, polished atmosphere that feels a world away from the city. It’s the kind of property where you notice the quality the moment you walk into the lobby — refined, quiet, and clearly built for relaxation. The suite I stayed in was exceptionally spacious, far larger than what you typically get at city hotels. The layout was generous and thoughtfully designed, with plenty of room to unwind, work, and simply enjoy the space. For travelers who appreciate having a large, comfortable environment — especially on longer stays — this hotel delivers a level of roominess that’s hard to beat. Service was another highlight. Staff were warm, attentive, and consistently proactive, whether it was handling check‑in, arranging transportation, or offering local suggestions. The overall hospitality felt genuine and polished, adding to the resort‑like experience. The only real drawback is the location. The hotel sits near Niushoushan Scenic Area, which means it’s quite far from central Nanjing. While the surroundings are peaceful and scenic, getting to the city’s main attractions or business districts requires a longer drive. For travelers planning to explore downtown frequently, the distance can be inconvenient. Overall, Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan offers a high‑quality, spacious, and service‑oriented stay at a very attractive price point. If you’re looking for comfort, space, and a resort atmosphere — and don’t mind being outside the city center — it’s an excellent choice for a relaxing trip to Nanjing.

Moins

“Top tier Hilton Hotels”

This hotel was absolutely amazing. We came back to my hometown for a holiday with my husband and our two children, who don’t speak any Chinese, so having a comfortable and convenient stay was really important to us. The hotel kindly gave us connecting rooms, which made a huge difference for our fa… Plus

This hotel was absolutely amazing. We came back to my hometown for a holiday with my husband and our two children, who don’t speak any Chinese, so having a comfortable and convenient stay was really important to us. The hotel kindly gave us connecting rooms, which made a huge difference for our family—it was incredibly convenient and spacious. For a four-star hotel, I would say this is top-tier within the Hilton Hotels & Resorts brand. I chose this hotel because it’s new, modern, and had great reviews—and it definitely lived up to expectations. The design feels stylish and quite luxurious, especially for the price point. The furnishings give it a really polished, high-end feel. The food at the lobby bar was a pleasant surprise—authentic Chinese dishes and really good quality. On Saturday night, they even had live music, which added a lovely atmosphere. I also loved the club lounge. It may not be huge, but it has everything you need, and I always enjoy staying in club access or executive rooms. The overall experience felt very comfortable and well thought out. A big bonus for families is the kids’ play area, which is supervised—there’s always someone there, so you can feel reassured your children are safe. That’s a huge plus. Overall, fantastic value for money. Just take a look at my photos—they really show how great this place is!

Moins

“A quiet and luxury resort in suburb of Nanjing”

Luxury resort located right next to the Niushoushan Park, in the suburb of the ancient Nanjing city. Expansive property with beautiful and serene surroundings and landscape. Our room is large with new facilities. Interesting books and calligraphy supply in room, corresponding to the rich Buddhist l… Plus

Luxury resort located right next to the Niushoushan Park, in the suburb of the ancient Nanjing city. Expansive property with beautiful and serene surroundings and landscape. Our room is large with new facilities. Interesting books and calligraphy supply in room, corresponding to the rich Buddhist legacy in the Niushoushan area. Staff was very responsive and helpful. We had an A/C issue in room which was addressed quickly once called the front desk. A very relaxing place to enjoy some quiet time for yourself and with family. If you are interested in the Buddhist religion, there is a lot around to see and visit, including some historical pagodas and some beautifully decorated temples.

Moins

“A Zen Hilton Resort in Nanjin Suburb”

Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan is located south of Nanjin in the suburb. It is not directly on the Nanjin subway line. However, you can take a taxi to reach line S1 and/or S3, then, you can reach other Nanjin attractions, or to the highspeed rail station (Nanjing South Station) or Nanjin Airport. Com… Plus

Hilton Nanjing Niushoushan is located south of Nanjin in the suburb. It is not directly on the Nanjin subway line. However, you can take a taxi to reach line S1 and/or S3, then, you can reach other Nanjin attractions, or to the highspeed rail station (Nanjing South Station) or Nanjin Airport. Compensating for the subpar location, what a splendid facility it is. The hotel boosts a great lobby area, with splendid art works and zen gardens throughout the public area. There are a couple of public, free tea options provided in the lobby area, further boosting the zen feel of the facility. As a Hilton Diamond elite, I was upgraded to a suite. The room is spacious, boost a separate bedroom and a living room area. I particularly like the calligraphy set in the bedroom area, and the Japanese tea set in the living room area, this provided an added zen feel. The concierge lounge is not open yet at the hotel. However, for the guest with concierge lounge priviledge, the hotel serves the afternoon tea and the dinner at the main lounge café. I found that the quality of the afternoon tea and the dinner to be pretty good and satisfactory (though the portion is on the small side). The breakfast buffet has plenty of selection for both the western food (fruit, pastries, muffins, waffles, yogurt, cereals, bread, cheeses, hams and sausages) and the Chinese breakfast items (wonton, noodles, buns, soft tofu, congee, vermicelli noodle soup, spring rolls, fried dumplings, etc..) The hotel provides a free shuttle to Niushoushan. However, as the hotel is so close (only about 500m) away from Niushoushan, and you will need to walk a lot in Niushoushan any way. I felt that the shuttle is an overkill. It might as well just provide walking direction to Niushoushan.

Moins